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Xanax, vape oils infused with just about anything, and marijuana use were hot topics at a forum on teen drug use at Daybreak Youth Services in Brush Prairie this week.
As wildfire season approaches, the Bureau of Land Management has moved to ban the use of fireworks, exploding targets and other items linked to an increased risk of fire on land it manages in Washi…
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance addresses the elephant in the room, which is the perception of some of what is ClarkCountyToday.com’s brand?
The Clark County Council will hold a public hearing on potential changes to fireworks regulations. Based on a recent work session, councilors could move to limit the sale of fireworks to four days…
There have been just three cases of rabid bats being found in Clark County since 2015, but health officials are warning of increased danger amid a recent spike in positive results elsewhere in the…
A list of the best finishes by Clark County teams in each high school sport for the athletic calendar of 2017-18.
As we say goodbye to the 2017-18 academic year, we look back on the day Hockinson football won its first state title.
Host Chris Brown highlights some local events for Clark County residents.
Proponents and opponents of the ongoing ban on marijuana sales and production in Clark County met around a table with the Clark County Council on Wednesday. The result was a marathon work session l…
About a year after the firing of Mark McCauley, Clark County has a new county manager. The council on Thursday announced the hiring of Pleasant Hill, Missouri, city administrator Shawn Henessee.
The MVP award for the Southwest Washington Senior All-Star Baseball Games is named after former Prairie Falcon Jeremiah Johnson, a soldier who died in 2007.
The three finalists for Clark County manager answered a series of questions during a public forum Wednesday morning in front of a packed house.